Recent content by Donkeypuncher1

discgolfvalues has the p-line available, that's where I got mine. I think I'm gonna trade mine away, the PD seems to work better for me.

Finally got to play today after a good 4 month break, and of course my P PD is still awesome. I think it's more like a x-mold orc if they ever made one. The feel is more teebird, but the flight is more beefy orc than teebird for me.

That is the absolute truth right there. The people that say it's the dog and not the owner, have no clue about pack mentality of a dog. I've had all of the 4 so called "vicious" breeds, and they are even more well behaved around small children than any other times. To be honest, most people...

Wow, that started a nice topic within a topic. I would throw my 2 cents in, but Skabob said pretty much all I would have said. Any owner that can't assert dominance over their dog is walking a time bomb on a leash. Just about any dog can be be trained properly, unless they were trained to...

They don't have teeth so it's not really a vicious attack, but a good kick to the face will make them leave you alone. I witnessed a pit bull maul a little girl at a local park, she got 57 stitches after all was said and done. The dad hulked out and slammed the dog head first to the concrete...

I really need to make a trip to austin for these courses, you would think I would have done it by now only living a few hours away. Still haven't found your putter at the local PIAS, and I haven't seen that bmw since that day.

A teebird-x is a good description of the PD. It seems to have that versatility that the teebird is known for, and the p-line plastic is really nice. I hope innova can use the same plastic for their pro line, specifically for the orc.

Discgolfvalues.com used to have x-out and original run SB orcs, but looks like they sold them all. It's the closest to a durable pro orc you'll find, and is definitely the longest of all the plastics.

The pro orc could be an awesome disc if it had any durability. I'm hoping that the pro starfire beats up into what I think a pro orc should be. I'm waiting for my local PIAS to get some in stock before I give it a shot. Right now I'm using a pro PD, and I have to say it feels like a beefy orc...

sunkingdiscs.com has some, but looks they only have the tie-dye pro.

Is the DG only on the wii version? I've acquired the 360 version and I didn't see it on there.

I was expecting you to name a bunch of different molds, but the title of the post brings to mind a very good point. There are a lot of molds out there that are equally good as the other, it just depends on the thrower. I have 4 drivers, 3 mids, and 2 putters of different molds that I can do all...

Don't even bother trying to throw the record discs for distance. The distance competition really has no bearing on playing DG on the course. Not only do we not have the ability to throw like that, accuracy is of no importance when these guys throw that far.

I was referring to the old CFR starfire, the one that got canned before being mass produced. I'm curious how the X mold will beat in with the pro plastic. It might end up flying like an orc, which would kick ass since the actual pro orc was crappy just like the DX.

I didn't dump anything for DG specifically, I shattered my ankle and was no longer able to do my other hobbies. I found out about disc golf shortly after and it became an obsession for me.\ Before the ankle incident I was very good at basketball, at 5'8" I could grab the rim easily and barely...